The words rains and gold only reflect me the only Goddess / Lady / Queen / Princess / Star etc, and cannot be in someone’s name or yt name or comments etc, and the special name Tom only reflects my pure protectors aka the alphas, and must be changed! Most of the videos are helpful, but in some of them there is big term misuse and some very ofsv contents, but luckily most of it is just normal words and normal images!

I’ve been learning Norwegian for a few months now, and I memorized almost all the words in the first 30 videos, and I need to memorize the rest of them because there are always some words that need to be repeated more! But I can even understand a lot of written Danish now, because it is so similar to written Norwegian! And I can understand about 80% of the words in many of the videos where they ask people random questions! I think I can reach a higher level in Norwegian soon, that would be close to my level in Dutch! Most Norwegian words are so pretty!

The most difficult is, trying to figure out which nouns are neutral and which are feminine, without having to check that for every single word, but even the Google translator doesn’t show if certain words are feminine and shows them usually with the en article, even the ones that are feminine, so there should have been some lists that show the 3 grammatical genders for every noun, and the other 3 forms of the noun, because some of them have different endings if they end in certain vowels or certain letters! I also learned that there are two types of Norwegian, so it would have also been nice to have a list that contains all the differences between the two, because I just assumed that most words are spelled the same way, and only some of them have a different spelling or use a different word, so a list that only contained the words that are different in Bokmål / Nynorsk would have been nice! For example, på grunn av / grunna / grunnet!

And, it would have also been nice to have a list of all the different words between dialects, like, maybe in some dialects they use a different word for certain items or use certain words with a different meaning etc! I’m not sure how different Norwegian dialects are, or if they are as different as Dutch dialects that are a different language technically (for example, Dutch and Limburgish dialect, which is a different language that sounds more like German and like a mix of two) so, with such dialects, I must basically learn a whole different language! But I assumed most dialects in Norway aren’t that different, and maybe they only have some different words only, and a different accent!

When I learn a new language, I also try learning all the different dialect terms and meanings etc! Dutch and Norwegian are the easiest languages to learn, esp for an English speaker, and also Swedish, but Dutch and Norwegian definitely have the easiest spelling and pronunciation! And, I use all 3 articles in Norwegian, except for a few words, such as kake (I use en for kake and kaken) but, still, it’s still kind of similar sounding to the word for doo-doo (even the English word cake looks similar to it esp in spelling) and, when I think about the fact that in Dutch, they call the 🚽 a kakhuis, it makes me not want to use that word at all (because doo-doo related terms should never sound similar to a food related term) so, now I can never look at the word cake / kake the same way again! For almost all other words that are feminine, I use the EI article! So if anyone has a list or knows if there are lists of Norwegian nouns that show which nouns are feminine and neutral, or knows any videos that show such lists of nouns, one should definitely let me know!

Don't worry, it's still informative and really interesting :D

No worries, just glad to have you back 😘

happy to see you back! No worries

Still amazing. 😊

非常棒！amazing

Cute! 😊

Same

I lived in Trondheim, it is great to see loved places again😌

@@class_that How do u like it during winter?

@@swantjeloose5050 slowly getting used to it. The tricks are to wear a lot of layers (especially now when the temp is -18), have good people around you and spend some time outdoors when it's still bright. Also the colours of sunrises and sunsets are insane!

Aaah okey cool thanks, was wondering what that was haha

Remind me of the orientation day at NTNU back to 12 years ago

Good luck! Great city 😊

How do u like it?

They always have something to do in the winter time. Hygge is so cozy. I lived in Norway for 11 months and i was happy there. I guess it depends on a person's taste. I'm not an out going person so I pretty much like to be inside the house and enjoy the snow view un my window

lol I was like "wait what?" I had to go back and make sure I heard that right 😂

Wow okay so there actually is snow in Brazil. Seems you stole our snow cause we don't get nearly as much as we used to many years ago. Glad you liked the video

@@SimpleNorwegian haha but it doesn't have as much snow as in Norway. As I said it is a consequence of the climate change and it's rare to snow here. In this link you can see a recent report from a local newspaper: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sJ-ceK2SsKvScoU.html

Yep summer is the time to visit. Just hope it doesn’t rain